Learning Outcomes
On completion of the course, students will be able to:
- critically discuss intercultural perspectives on the literary research process
- evaluate and, in detail, critically examine theory and method in previous research in a defined area of comparative literature
- independently search for and compile a comprehensive literature review for this area
- write a detailed and nuanced research plan for a feasible project in the field
- apply current conventions in comparative literature for documentation and citation
- in a constructive manner, analyse and discuss the academic work of others.
Course Content
In the course, students develop a theoretical and methodological framework that has relevance for a defined research project in intercultural literature studies. This is presented as part of a research plan for the future degree project and provides in-depth practice in academic writing.
Assessment
Active participation in seminars and written assignments.
Forms of Study
Obligatory seminars. The language of instruction is English.
Grades
The Swedish grades A–F.
Prerequisites
- 60 credits at Second Cycle, with 30 credits in the main field of study Intercultural Literature Studies